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Use Legos and cheap lenses to build this microscope
Plans for the fully functional and inexpensive instrument are open source.
Robot dubbed Chopsticks picks and places for the logistics industry
Robot was designed for the logistics industry.
Robotic system identifies, sorts and separates recyclable waste
The system will autonomously identify, sort and separate different kinds of waste.
Video: New hook automates cart-carrying tasks in industrial spaces
The MiR250 Hook autonomously collects and transports carts, freeing up workers for higher level tasks.
Watch: A sweet remedy softens rigid brain implants
Implants with a soft consistency comparable to that of the brain itself were fabricated.
Video: Graphene sensor images electrical activity of beating heart
The advanced sensor images electrical signals from living cells and tissue in real time.
Home robots get a makeover at TRI
The capabilities of TRI's line of domestic robots are expanded.
Video: Smarter medical implants with 3D-printed honeycomb plastics
PEEK is transformed into a lightweight, self-sensing material of value in designing medical implants and prosthetics.
Neurala VIA: Flexible vision AI implementation
More often manufacturers are tasked with improving the efficiency of their production line while integrating what is already there.
Employees motivated to develop creative ideas when offered choice of rewards
Typically companies create one reward for their employees. But according to this study, this method is less effective than giving their employees choices.
Configure reactors for optimal performance and ROI with optimal catalyst carriers, support media and bed topping media
Optimizing catalyst reactions for maximum performance and longevity is both an art and a science.
Video: Mini food grade hoist gets tasty upgrade
Updates improve food processing safety, efficiency and hygiene.
Watch: How to make this indispensible welder's tool
A third hand is often used by welders to hold assemblies together for simple welds, and is relatively easy to build with some scrap.
High-speed cameras capture intensity of sneezes through several mask designs
Team set out to determine the effectiveness of masks.
Watch a new imaging technique capture brain movement
Pulsating motions of the brain can be viewed and analyzed in real-time.
Heavy-duty, high-reliability standard and custom sensors
Our products are indispensable in harsh environments.
How to keep factories cool in summer heat
Not all factories have the luxury of air conditioning during the summer, but there are some creative things engineers and management can do to try and keep everyone calm and cool.
Smaller RFID chips could mean wide spread use of RFID tags
Smaller chips equal greater usage?
Supply chain technology offers real-time ETAs
The technology has been awarded a patent by the U.S. Patent Office.
Blume Global now a carbon neutral supply chain technology provider
Company is now carbon neutral.